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A memoir of growing up after WWII in a small farming community in Michigan. The author's father was a Danish immigrant arriving in the late 1920s. His mother's family has been in America since 1720. Theirs was a May-December romance and life on the dairy was always interesting as the Cold War deepened and the Sixties beckoned. Illustrated with over 80 archival photographs. A personal and sometimes amusing story.
Publish Date August 05, 2009
Dimensions Standard Portrait 92 pgs Standard Paper
Category Biographies & Memoirs
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2beau says
This book is an amazing piece of work!
Well-written, interesting, funny, a family treasure!
Wish it were mine!
Thanks for sharing.
posted at 09:42am Feb 11 PST
McQuadrhe says
Love it, Peter! If I could afford it, I'd buy a copy...
posted at 04:58pm Feb 28 PST
waltwhitman says
First Hamlet, then War and Peace, now Farm Kid, A Childhood Memoir. Get it, read it, pass it on. There is mischief on every page.--jkhall
posted at 10:49am Aug 16 PST